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6"x10.5"x7" Cruets are small, flat-bottomed containers with a narrow neck and spout. Although they are commonly utilized in the kitchen today to ho...

4" x 7" x 5" This silver-plated chafing dish, also known as a cloche, is from the Victorian era, approximately 1870. The name “chafing” comes from ...

12" x 11" x 16" This lovely bit of 19th-century craftsmanship is a cady-style scuttle made of yellow-ware. The scuttle has been designed in a wide-...

54" x 26" x 19" An impressive, 19th-century lectern made of bronze. True to the Gothic aesthetic, the top’s floral tracery is highly intricate and ...

34.5"x19"x24" This charming blue rocking chair was produced in Canada in the 19th century. The back and seat maintain their original caning. Blue p...

27" x 29" x 26" This small table is made of pine. The smooth lines of the trestle legs and rustic, gently worn surfaces give this table a quiet, ru...

36"x19"x19" This 19th-century German chair by craftsman Jochim Albers is exemplary of the art of marquetry. Marquetry, also known as inlaid work, i...

38"x19"x19" This 19th-century German chair by craftsman Jochim Albers is exemplary of the art of marquetry. Marquetry, also known as inlaid work, i...

(31"x12"x10") This Belle Époque statuette of a danseuse (female ballet dancer) is carved from solid wood. The Belle Époque was a period in French h...

71.5 x 45 x 14 This beautiful wardrobe is made of maple and cherry wood; its decorative key hole is made of brass. The piece’s natural brown hues l...

(23"x27") In this charming artwork, 19th-century landscape painter Lodewijk Johannes Kleyn (1817–1897), offers a quiet glimpse of daily life; at th...

(23"x27") In this second, but equally charming 19th-century landscape, Lodewijk Johannes Kleyn (1817–1897), captures another corner of the Dutch ci...

26" x 19.5" French artist Guillaume Larrue (1851–1935) was a successful and award-winning painter in his time, earning renown at salons and winning...

29"x15.5"x15.5" This 19th-century French side table features a green marble top with a three-step ebonized frame. The table is supported by a trian...

20"x22.5" This evocative print by Reinier Vinkeles (1741–1816) preserves a significant moment in Dutch history, recalling the aftermath of a catast...

29 x 32 x 32 This 19th-century dark ebonized wood folding games table is typical of furniture pieces of the neoclassical period. Simple yet elegant...

32" x 38" This elegant English regency mirror is carefully crafted with gilded flowers and regal scroll-shaped accents. The crown shape on the top ...

9" x 15" x 5.5" This graceful terra-cotta figurine of a horse saddled, bridled, and ready for action, dates from the 19th century, though the roots...

19" x 12.5" x 12.5" This bench is a lovely example of a 19th-century Flemish piano stool made of mahogany wood. The rich reddish-brown colour of th...

31 x 28 x 11.5 An early 19th-century tabletop mirror, intended for use on a vanity. The concept of the vanity dates back to antiquity, when ornate ...

(8"x4"x2.5" (big one) 5.5"x2.5"x2.5" (small ones)) This clock and candlestick set, made in the early 19th century, will make a striking addition to...

52 x 25 x 25 This mid-19th-century wingback chair draws inspiration from Gothic Revival furniture. The Gothic Revival began in the late 1740s in En...

45.5" x 23" Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all? Look no further than this pleasing, undemanding mirror that would add a tou...

69"x32"x28"(each) Porter chairs originated in 16th-century France and England, and historically were placed near the front doors of manor houses, f...